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Product description Technic 42200 Monster Jam™ ThunderROARus™ with pull-back motor

LEGO® Technic 42200 Monster Jam™ ThunderROARus™ with a pull-back motor lets children aged 7 and up build a licensed monster truck and then perform arena-style Monster Jam tricks with it.

Key Features

  • The model is equipped with a pull-back drive for instant action.
  • Scales, spikes and teeth emphasise the dinosaur look.
  • Realistically designed tyres reflect the appearance of the actual ThunderROARus vehicle.
  • The set offers a 2025 model year for children aged 7 and up.
  • The assembled monster truck measures over 12 cm in height, 18 cm in length and 11 cm in width.
  • Set number 42200 is part of the LEGO Technic range.
  • According to the manufacturer, building the model supports the development of construction skills.

Children receive a buildable vehicle that combines dinosaur design with a functional drive and the opportunity to follow up building with action play.

Use / Assembly

Simply pull the truck back and release it. The pull-back mechanism launches it forward, allowing tricks and stunts inspired by the Monster Jam arena to be performed.

The LEGO Builder app can be used during assembly. The model can be zoomed in on, rotated in 3D and building progress tracked at the same time. The realistic mechanisms and movements of the LEGO Technic range introduce young builders to the world of engineering.

The pull-back drive and digital building support give children the opportunity to build, explore the mechanism and then play.

Contents

  • The set contains 232 pieces.
  • The official electronic instructions are available in a single PDF file of 16.38 MB.

About the Brand

The LEGO Group was founded in 1932 by Ole Kirk Kristiansen and the company remains in the ownership of the Kirk Kristiansen family to this day. The name LEGO is derived from the Danish phrase "leg godt", meaning "play well". The current form of the LEGO brick, which uses interlocking inner tubes, was introduced in 1958.

You are getting a construction set from a family-owned brand whose history dates back to 1932.

Product code
  • PRF231157

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